Internal customers of an organization are those people who:
A)are not a part of the organization but are involved in the supply of the organization's products to the consumers.
B)are not a part of the organization but sell resources to the organization so that the organization can produce it products
C)are a part of the organization who provide inputs and help to create outputs for customers.
D)are the end users of a company's products or services.

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Internal customers are employees or departments within an organization that provide inputs and help to create outputs for external customers. They are part of the organization and collaborate to deliver products or services to the end users (external customers). Option A describes suppliers, Option B describes external vendors while Option D describes external customers.

Internal Customers of an Organization Are Those People Who